Sgt. Rock #408
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeAgainst a battlefield churning with Nazi tanks and fallen soldiers, the cover by Joe Kubert captures a powerful moment: a shaken young soldier — pencil in hand, tears streaking his face — holds up a sketchbook and declares, "I-I drew what war is REALLY like, Rock!" while the battle-hardened Sgt. Rock himself studies the drawing with grim intensity. This February 1986 issue carries a heartfelt dedication to editor, artist, and writer Shelly Mayer, creator of "Scribbly" and "Sugar and Spike," honoring his lasting influence on the comics medium. Written by Robert Kanigher with art by Andy Kubert, it's a moving blend of wartime drama and tribute that makes this installment feel genuinely special.
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Scribbly joins Easy Company as soldier who likes to draw. After experiencing the horrors of war, Scribbly's drawings become darker.
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